I apologize for the running at the mouth syndrome I am exhibiting here but I further checked /sw/lib/X11/fonts and of course I then opened /fonts and it is full of fonts-all the usual suspects. Should I trash it and see if it rebuilds or something?
With all the complicated font tools like freetype and fontconfig, used by abiword and the other gnome and kde programs, I wouldn't know how to start debugging this. Just some thoughts:
You could look with a basic X11 utility like "xfontsel" whether X11 is seeing your fonts.
For the appearance of kde windows, you could run the "qtconfig" program.
For the appearance of programs like abiword that use gtk, you could create a file ".gtkrc-2.0" in your home directory containing one line with something like
gtk-font-name = "geneva 12"
(At least this is the file name and the syntax on Panther; I can't check this for Jaguar now).
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I'll try the font fix. Abiword does not start, however but gives: [Brian-OKeefes-Computer:~] brianokeefe% abiword
/sw/bin/abiword: line 14: 16154 Illegal instruction
Sorry, I hadn't read your original message completely.
Do you get a crash log? Something like ~/Library/Logs/Crashreporter/abiwordx.log? You are on 10.2.6, though, and these crash logs became more useful after 10.3.2.
-- Martin
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